EHRs
It’s an exciting time in healthcare as artificial intelligence has moved from concept to capability, offering new ways to reduce…
Epic said it will continue providing health system customers with AI transparency documentation and evaluation tools despite a recent federal rule eliminating certain disclosure requirements for certified electronic health records. In an Oct. 30 LinkedIn post, the EHR vendor said…
Oracle Health spent October pitching its AI to hospitals that run Epic’s EHR, even as two large health systems moved hospitals from its EHR to Epic’s and the count of people affected by its 2025 data breach rose to nearly…
Larry Ellison’s case against the modern EHR starts with a broken leg. During his Oct. 27 keynote at Oracle AI World in Las Vegas, the Oracle co-founder, executive chair and chief technology officer pitched Oracle Health’s AI-based software to hospitals…
Health system executives often sell Epic to their boards as an investment that will earn its money back, and some attach a timeline. Washington, D.C.-based Children’s National Hospital expects to recoup its upfront cost in about five years, while West…
Buffalo, N.Y.-based Erie County Medical Center Corp. has gone live on Epic, replacing multiple legacy EHRs with a single integrated platform. The new EHR brings ECMC’s inpatient and outpatient records together and gives clinicians real-time access to patient information. ECMC…
Epic’s October included new AI capabilities, expanded third-party integrations, a prescription price comparison tool and continued EHR rollouts at some of the nation’s largest health systems. Here are 15 Epic updates from October, as reported by Becker’s:
Oracle co-founder, executive chair and Chief Technology Officer Larry Ellison has spent years arguing that his company can overtake Epic. In an Oct. 27 keynote at Oracle AI World in Las Vegas, he pitched Oracle Health’s AI-based software to the…
EHRs remain among the largest investments healthcare organizations will ever make — and several multimillion- and multibillion-dollar projects are still in progress in 2026, even as others crossed the finish line this fall. Here are the most expensive EHR implementations…
The Department of Veterans Affairs has finished its 2026 EHR deployments after going live with an Oracle Health EHR system at hospitals in Cleveland and Anchorage, Alaska, on Oct. 24. The system went live at the Louis Stokes Cleveland VA…
EHR vendors and the companies that build on their platforms are pitching health systems a growing lineup of tools, many of them powered by AI and marketed as ways to save clinicians time, flag at-risk patients earlier or take work…